All-in-One Reaction Package Many products require combining separate ingredients before they can deliver their intended benefit to the user. On-the-go heated foods, two part epoxy adhesives and foaming cleansers are all examples of products that may benefit from or require ingredient mixing. Kimberly-Clark has a patented package to store reactive ingredients in separate chambers, to provide for mixing them together and to deliver the benefits of the reaction to the user. The pressure activated reaction package is protected by a U.S. patent which K-C is offering for sale or license. Features and Benefits Squeeze package to open seal inside of package for easy mixing of exact amount of ingredients. Reactants can produce heat to warm a baby wipe, heat an on-the-go drink or heat other items. Reactants can be selected to generate a foam for a facial cleaner or hard surface cleaner/disinfectant. One package variant includes a third mixing chamber which provides space for effective mixing of epoxies or other materials requiring more shear. A variant can produce a gas to blow up inflatable products or produce carbon dioxide for carbonated beverages or extinguishing fires or produce oxygen for a breathing apparatus. Other possible applications for the technology include medicines, heated shaving lotions, cosmetics, therapeutic patches or wraps and therapeutic facial masks. www.kcgloballicensing.com Key Market Dynamics and Applications On-the-go baby formula warming: Baby formula is a US$4.6 billion market (source: Euromonitor), with leaders such as Similac (Abbot Laboratories Inc.), Enfamil (Mead Johnson Nutrition Co.), and Gerber (Nestle SA). A new trend in on-the-go infant care is self-heating baby bottles (manufacturers include iiamo and Yoomi). These bottles are reusable, using boil-to-recharge warming cartridges to heat the bottles. The All-in-One Reaction Package would have a convenience advantage over this technology because it would be a single-use, ready-to-use application. Hot/Cold Packs, Towels and Wipes: The global hot and cold therapy packs market is projected to reach US$965 million by 2017 (source: Global Industry Analysts, Inc. August 13, 2014). The All-in-One Reaction Package can help deliver a differentiated product when a wipe or other applicator is desired to deliver thermal therapy, cleanser or other treatments. Epoxies: The global demand for epoxy resins was US$18.6 billion in 2013 and is estimated to grow to US$25.8 billion by 2018 (source: Acmite Market Intelligence). Typical epoxy packaging is very messy and requires cutting the ends of a package, squeezing out the two components of the adhesive and mixing them on an external surface with a device not included with the epoxy. The All-in-One Reaction Package could allow the user to mix the two adhesive materials within the package and then dispense a ready-toapply adhesive. Patent Offering Application Title Patent Number Expiration Date Pressure Activated Reaction Vessel and Package US6,827,080 January 17, 2023 For more information, contact: Mike Gross Senior Licensing Manager 1400 Holcomb Bridge Road Roswell, GA 30076 o. 770-587-8759 e-mail: [email protected] www.kcgloballicensing.com
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